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‘Us Again’ Writer-Director Zach Parrish On Learning To Look Forward To Life And A “Duality Of Perspectives On Aging”

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Everybody gets old eventually, but Us Again writer-director Zach Parrish wants everyone to appreciate what they have in the moment.

Parrish uses only dance, no spoken words, in this Disney animated short which has been shortlisted for the Best Animated Short Film category at the Oscars this year.Us Again follows Art, an older man who has lost his sense of purpose and ignores his wife, Dot, when she tries to get him to leave the apartment and enjoy the day with her.

He regrets the decision after she leaves, and walks onto the fire escape to see where she’s gone. Suddenly it begins to rain, and the rain makes him younger and gives him the confidence and ability to go out and dance with the love of his life once again.DEADLINE: What was your inspiration for Us Again?ZACH PARRISH: At the time of the genesis of the idea, I was in my early thirties, and I was starting to feel the aches and pains that go along with crossing that threshold.

I was starting to have this new desire to have a younger version of myself again, which obviously 30 is not very old. But I talked to my mom about it, she was in her early sixties at the time, and she was always talking about all the cool stuff that she was gonna do when she grew up.

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